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Sunday Afternoon Maths LXVI

 Posted on 2018-05-20 

Cryptic crossnumber #2

In this puzzle, the clues are written like clues from a cryptic crossword, but the answers are all numbers. You can download a printable pdf of this puzzle here.
12
3
4
5

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